load regulation

Load regulation refers to a power supply's ability to maintain a consistent output voltage despite changes in the electrical load, such as devices turning on or off. When more devices draw power, the load increases; when they turn off, it decreases. Good load regulation ensures the voltage remains stable across these variations, which is essential to protect electronic equipment and ensure they operate correctly. Essentially, it's about the power supply adapting to fluctuating demand to keep the voltage steady and reliable.